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WorksheetsSupply Chain Mgt
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
This type of supply chain focuses on a pull strategy
Consumer Driven
Commodity Driven
Responsive
Low Costs
What is the aim for SCM managers?
More expensive, slower, worse
Smoother, effective, efficient
Cheaper, faster, better
The first stage of the supply chain management flow is called _________
Manufacture
Raw Materials
Season 1
Suppliers
The second stage of the supply chain management flow is called _________
Manufacture
Raw Materials
Season 1
Suppliers
The middle stage of the supply chain management flow is called _________
Manufacture
Raw Materials
Product Bridge
Suppliers
The fourth stage of the supply chain management flow is called _________
Warehouse
Retail
Distribution
Consumer
The final stage of the supply chain management flow is called _________
Consumer
Customer
Destruction
Recycling
The beginning stage of the Supply Chain is also called the ________________
Point of Concern
Point of Origin
Point of the Lesson
Point of Comsumption
The ending stage of the supply chain is also known as the ________________________
Point of Contention
Point of Origin
Point of Conclusion
Point of Consumption
Which of the following is true for supply chain management?
The physical material moves in the direction of the end of chain
Flow of cash backwards through the chain
Exchange of information moves in both the direction
All of the above
The sequence of a typical manufacturing supply chain is
Storage–Supplier–manufacturing–storage–distributor–retailer–customer
Supplier–Storage-manufacturing–storage–distributor–retailer–customer
Supplier–Storage-manufacturing– distributor–storage–retailer–customer
Supplier–Storage-manufacturing–storage– retailer–distributor–customer
Which of the following is not one of the five basic components of supply chain management?
A. Plan
B. Source
C. Cost
D. Deliver
Which component of the supply chain sells the final good to the consumer?
Supplier
Manufacturer
Distributor
Retailer
Raw materials and products can be transported by
Road
Rail
Air
Sea
All of these
Ensuring customer satisfaction with a product or service is which functional area of supply chain?
Customer Service
Manufacturing
Inventory
Warehousing
The movement of goods from the supplier to the customer is which type of flow:
Product
Information
Funds
Returns
Manufacturing can be defined as:
Converting raw materials and other items into finished products
Promoting and selling new products
Interfacing with suppliers
Planning shipments to customers
Which way does money typically flow within a supply chain
Upstream
Downstream
Which way does information flow through the supply chain
Upstream
Downstream
Both ways
Which way should information flow in the supply chain
Upstream
Downstream
Throughout the chain
The end point of the supply chain.
Supplier
Retailer
Distributor
None of the Above (NOTA)
The problematic stage of Supply Chain Mgt.
Plan
Return
Develop
Deliver
A wholesaler who sells products of a company but can't use the manufacturer's business name.
Dealer
Retailer
Distributor
None of the Above (NOTA)
A person who oversees and manages transportation and storage for inventory
Supply chain manager
Supplier
Logistician
All of the Above (AOTA)
It fulfills the direct procurement requirements through the sourcing, issuance, and confirmation of purchase orders
Strategic sourcing process
Receipt confirmation process
Purchase Order processing
None of the Above (NOTA)
Process of hiring a third party to perform services and create goods.
Supplier collaboration process
Demand planning process
Strategic sourcing process
Outsourcing process
The process of preparing and shipping goods to their destination
Outbound Processing
Transportation Execution Process
Inbound Processing
Transportation Planning process
It predicts future demand based on historical or present data.
Strategic planning
Consensus Demand planning
Forecasting process
Life cycle Planning process
A supply chain management component which involves identifying dependable suppliers.
Plan
Make
Develop
Deliver
A seller who buys products from a distributor and sell the products to consumers in small quantities
Shopper
Wholesaler
Supplier
Retailer
The process of delivering goods or supplies directly to the customers without being stored in a warehouse or storage facility through an outbound logistics.
Distribution planning
Cross Docking
Transportation Execution
Outbound Processing
A facility where goods or inventory is stored
Shopping Mall
distribution center
Warehouse
All of the Above
Which is a supplier among the choices?
Farmer
Market
Rice Mill
Cargo ship
Which one should come first in the supply chain?
Retailer
Supplier
Raw materials
Pharmacy
Which one should come first in the supply chain?
Distributor transport the apple cider to customers
Wholesaler buys apples from harvesters
Apples are delivered to factory that makes cider
Retailers receives apple cider from wholesaler
Which one should come first among the choices?
Delivery
Invoice
Purchase order
Receipt
Vending Machine is an example of
Indirect selling
Direct selling
Automated retailing
catalog retailing
Which of the supply chain process does retailers prefer today to become more effective?
Push Process
Pull Process
Programmed process
Traditional process
Country of Origin of Mc Donald ....
France
UK
US
Swiss
Mc D collects from Niligiris which of its ingredients to supply Nationwide?
Bun
Patty
Iceburg Lettuce
Sesame
What are product labels?
Identifying the products
Knowing the hazards
Risk to health
All the above
What are the some of elements of chemical hazard?
Flammable
Oxidising
Corrosive
Acute toxicity
All the above
Elements considered as part of Logistics
Order Management
Managing Channels of Distribution
Transportation
Reverse Logistics
Customers
Refers to the movement of goods from the customers back to the suppliers / sellers.
Returns
Reverse Logistics
Backward movement
Element of Logistics which is defined as the storing of physical goods before they are sold.
Inventory
Warehousing
Supply Chain
Include natural rivers, seas or ocean to allow navigation and serve as a route or way of travel or transport.
Railroad
Waterways
Pipelines
Trucking
Airfreight
A system that serves as a means of transferring passengers and goods on wheeled vehicles running on tracks.
Railroads
Railways
Raleroad
Raleway
Refers to the transport, storage and delivery of goods coming into the business.
International Logistics
Outbound Logistics
Inbound Logistics
Logistics Management
An element of Logistics where one get something to where it needs to be
Transportation
Warehousing
Logistics Outsourcing
Reverse Logistics
Refers to the movement of goods
Logistics
Transportation
Supply Chain
EDI
A strategic use of outside parties to perform activities that your own company cannot do allows freedom to focus on critical business operations and enhanced customer satisfaction.
Logistics Outsourcing
International Logistics
Reverse Logistics
An approach that seeks to efficiency of operations through the integration of all material acquisition, movement and storage activities.
Supply Chain Management
Logistics Management
Allows the proper storage of your goods
Inventory
Warehousing
Order Management
A facility that allows companies to produce its products from raw materials to finished products
Warehouse
Processing Centers
Factories
Reverse logistics is required because
Goods are defective
Goods are unsold
The customer simply change their minds
All of above
